Jan 16, 2019Michigan EverCrisp Plantings Look Promising
Michigan State Horticultural Society President Chris Kropf talks about growing EverCrisp at his farm in Greenville. EverCrisp, or the MAIA1, is a cultivar developed by the Midwest Apple Improvement Association.
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